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PRESTO
August 29, 1925.
SMALL GOODS AND SUPPLIES
NEW QENNETT RECORDS
List of Releases Include a Fine Variety of
Dance and Foreign Records with Latest
Song Hits.
The latest addition to the Gennett records, manu-
factured by the Starr Piano Co., Richmond, Ind., is
a pleasing variety of dance, latest song hits and for-
eign numbers. The latest dance hits:
The Call of the South (fox trot) (Berlin) and
Hong Kong Dream Girl (fox trot) (Springer-Barris),
Wally Erickson's Coliseum Orchestra.
Evening Star (introducing Pilgrim's Chorus) (fox
trot) (Wagner) and Elegie? (fox trot) (Massen-
nette), Willie Creager's Orchestra.
Some Day (We'll Meet Again) (fox trot) (Van
Loan-Hoch) and When Eyes of Blue Are Fooling
You (fox trot) (Clare-Monaco), Blue Beaver Or-
chestra.
Funny (waltz) (Anderson-Yoell), Blue Beaver Or-
chestra, and Stop Your Ticklin' Me (fox trot)
(Hirsch-Little), Tom Griselle and His Orchestra;
vocal interpolation by Chic Sawyer.
Say Arabella (Kahn-Fiorito) and Cuckoo (Rietz),
Original Indiana Five.
Song Hits.
Are You Sorry? (Davis-Ager), Tremaine Bros.,
orchestra accompaniment, and Rose of the Evening
(Granlund-Piantadosi), Wilson Harper.
Collegiate (Brown-Jaffe-Bonx) and Don't Forget
You'll Regret Day by Day (novelty ballad), Razaf
(the Melody Man).
Band.
Massachusetts' Pride (march and one-step) and
Panamericana (Herbert), Lieut. Matt's Band.
Old Time Mountain.
The Little Rosewood Casket and The New River
Train, Vernon Dalhart, tenor.
Irish.
Braes of Mar-Highland Strathspey—intro. "Tie the
Bonnet" and "Coming from the Races" (Highland
Strathspey) and Irish Barn Dance, The Four
Provinces.
Foreign— (Welsh).
Y Deryn Pur (Welsh folk song) and Yn Lach I
Ti Gymru (Welsh folk song), Ivor Foster, baritone.
Hobed O Hilion (Welsh folk song) and Dacw
Nghariad I (Welsh folk song), Ivor Foster, baritone.
The Urban District Council, Ted Hopkins, and
The Welsh Servant Girl, May Hopkins.
Facilities of Experienced Organization Assure Deal-
Spanish.
La Guardia De Manrique (Marcha) and La Hija
ers Prompt and Efficient Service.
Del Carcelero (Paso Doble), Banda Militar Gennett.
Aires Nachionales Mexicanos arranged by Felipe
As the fall season approaches, wholesalers of musi-
Alonzo), Orquesta Gennett Mexicana, and Himno cal merchandise in the Chicago area are making ex-
Nacional Mexicano (Jaime Nuno), Banda Militar tensive preparations to supply dealers with the right
Gennett.
kind of goods at the right time. Quality and service
Portenita (one-step) (J. Daniel Zuniga), Tomas
Pardusco y su Orquesta, and Las Ninas Del Ser- go hand in hand in helping the dealer make a suc-
rucho, De la Revista "La Feria de las Hermosas," cess of his business.
Orquesta Mariani.
The house of Schulz & Moennig, Inc., 207 South
Mi Amorcito (tango) (F. Canaro), Orquesta Wabash avenue, Chicago, has been quick to realize
Mariani, and Shimmy Del Amor, De la Revista "Las the main essentials to the dealer's success and, ac-
Hijas del Placer," Tomas Pardusco y su Orquesta.
cordingly, has established a policy of carrying an
Ya Aparecio La Cadena (fox trot) and Bomberos extensive
line of high grade merchandise and giving
(fox trot), Las Toreros Musicos.
Besos Y Claveles (Pasodoble-one-step) (C. J. the dealer prompt and efficient service.
Moya) and Las Vendedoras De Besos (Las Canosas)
This policy has won a host of enterprising deal-
(fox trot) (B. Teres), De la Revista "La Feria de las ers for the active Chicago firm, which anticipates a
Hermosas," Tomas Pardusco y su Orquesta.
fall season of steady activity in the small goods field.
Titina (fox trot), Harry Reser y su Orquesta, and Carl Schulz, head of the firm, in expressing his opin-
Si-La-Do (one-step), Tomas Pardusco y su Orquesta. ion of the coming seasons, when interviewed recently
Las Jardineras (fox trot) (B. Teres), De la Revista
"La Feria de las Hermosas," and El Carillon (inter- by a Presto representative, was very optimistic.
"The small goods field is undergoing a tremendous
mezzo fox trot) (Antonio Salvini), Tomas Pardusco
expansion, as there is no competition such as other
y su Orquesta.
branches of the music industry are experiencing. The
sudden rise of the radio industry has not affected the
CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP.
The State Music Co. is successor to the Starr demand for musical merchandise but, to the con-
Music Co. in Mansfield, O., and the company makes trary, has stimulated it to a certain degree," said
generous use of the daily newspapers to tell possible Mr. Schulz.
buyers about the extent and meritorious character of
its music goods offerings. The stores at 95 North REMINDER FOR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS.
Main and 95 North Walnut are well equipped with
The Talking Machine and Radio Men, Inc., has
ukuleles, violins, harmonicas, strings, mandolins, gui- provided an extra attraction for the outing on Septem-
tars, banjos and practically all small musical instru- ber 2, to Bear Mountain. Through the courtesy of
ments, phonograph records and player rolls.
Ben Selvin, his orchestra will play going up the river
and at the Inn. "Remember your ticket is not good
The demand for the clarinet has noticeably in- unless paid for. All the trade is coming. You can't
creased within the past six months, and the calls for afford to miss it, so send your check for $5.00 a
the saxophones are the surprise of the business. Never ticket to E. G. Brown, Secretary, 142 Main street,
before in the history of the small goods business has Hackensack, N. J.," is the reminder on a postal sent
the banjo created such interest. There is a decline in out this week.
the request for the wierder contrivances that keep the
drummers occupied, but the trade in drums and the
Among industries in the United States using wood
conventional traps continues good.
the music goods industry ranks tenth,
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